Flow visualization in wind tunnels using indicators / compiled by R.L. Maltby.
Describes various flow visualization techniques in use in British wind tunnel practice during this period which are not dealt with fully elsewhere. Emphasis is on such of these techniques that had been recently developed, particularly those devised for the understanding of separated flows.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Advisory Group for Aeronautical Research and Development,
1962.
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| Series: | AGARDograph ;
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. The surface oil flow technique. The motion of a thin oil sheet under the boundary layer on a body. L.C. Squire. The surface oil flow technique for use in low speed wind tunnels. R.L. Maltby and R.F.A. Keating. The surface oil flow technique for use in high speed wind tunnels. A. Stanbrook. pt. 2. Techniques for locating boundary layer transition. pt. 3. Smoke techniques for us in low speed wind tunnels. Smoke techniques for use in low speed wind tunnels. R.L. Maltby and R.F.A. Keating. pt. 4. Development of the vapour screen method of flow visualization in a 3 ft x 3 ft supersonic tunnel. I. McGregor.